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Uteropia Event
3/12-14, 2010
Buggy: 1422 34th Ave, Unit C
Uteropia
Because we know so well both the beauty and the beast of pregnancy/post-partum, we want to be a resource for growing families. It promises to be a fun and informative weekend. Most exciting, we will now be carrying new sexy and easy to wear maternity and nursing bras. We will also have a great selection of re-usable diapers, slings and swaddling blankets in the shop. You will be able to try on nearly-new maternity clothes, order a Goodie Bag for your ever-changing baby, or bring in your newborn to test out an Ergo Baby Carrier or a Sling. Saturday, Jennifer Sharon Photography will be taking Belly Shots of pregnant mamas and there will also be a wonderful discussion about comforting measures during pregnancy and birth by two local Doula's at 2pm. Buggy staff are all professional parents so please ask us questions and let us know what you need!
Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition
3/14 at 2 pm
Skagit County Historical Museum - 501 So. 4th St. La Conner
Explore the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition -- the grand event that brought 1909 Seattle into the national spotlight. Historians Alan J. Stein and Paula Becker (You've seen them on PBS!) will share amazing photos and fascinating stories from their book The Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition: Washingtons First World Fair. More info: call 360.466.3365 or visit www.skagitcounty.net/museum
Second Legislative District Caucus
3/14 1:00 PM
Yem High School 1315 Yelm Ave. W.
Second Legislative District Caucus
All Pierce and Thurston County Democrats who reside in the Second Legislative District are invited to attend the district caucus on March 14. the purpose of the caucus is to elect delegates to the county and state conventions. Contact Jackie Reid at 360-894-6407.
SUNLIGHT: Great Political Theater
Now through April 3
ArtsWest, 4711 California Ave. SW, Seattle, WA, 98116
SUNLIGHT: Great Political Theater
ArtsWest, Seattle's progressive theater company, presents the National New Play Network World Premiere of SUNLIGHT by Sharr White. Matthew Gibbon, liberal lion and university president, may have finally gone too far in his battle against the conservative dean of the law school - his son-in-law. His daughter is caught between them and the entire university community is up in arms. The personal and political collide in this stunning new play about loyalty, power, and torture memos. If "sunlight is the best disinfectant," as Supreme Court Justice Louis Brandeis famously opined, is it telling that this play takes place entirely at night? Recommended for ages 15 and older -- strong language and adult situations. "A powerfully constructed drama...definitely worth a trip across the bridge." - KGO Radio *Winner, Sky Cooper Award, Best New Play *Winner, Edgerton Foundation Award, New American Play Award Directed by Vanessa Miller. Featuring Peggy Gannon, Karen Nelsen, John Ulman, and John Wray. Sponsored in part by PONCHO. The 2009-10 Season is made possible in part by Season Sponsor Personal Safety Nets.
33rd Leg Dist Caucus
3/14 Noon-4 pm
Kent Senior Center
33rd Leg Dist Caucus
33rd District Democrats Caucus to be held Sunday, March 14, 2010, Noon to 4:00 pm at the Kent Senior Center, 600 E Smith St, Kent, WA. Speakers will include Senator Karen Keiser, Rep Dave Upthegrove, and Rep Tina Orwall. More info: http://33rddistrictdemocrats.org/2010caucus
30th LD Democratic Caucus
3/14
Federal Way High School
30th LD Democratic Caucus
The 30th Legislative District Democrats will hold their Caucus on Sunday, March 14 at 1:00 pm at the Federal Way High School Cafeteria. All registered voters of the 30th LD who declare themselves to be Democrats are invited to attend and help elect delegates to the Washington State Democrats Convention. Contact Kurt Peppard at 253-303-1492
40th Legislative District Caucus
3/14 - 1:00 PM
Croatian Cultural Hall 801 5th Street, Anacortes, WA 98221
To all Skagit County Democrats who would like to attend the 40th Legislative District Caucus
The Skagit County part of the 40th LD will hold its Caucus March the 14th at 1 PM at the Croatian Cultural Hall in Anacortes. All professed Democrats who are registered voters AND live in Skagit Counties' 40th Legislative District are invited to attend this caucus. The purpose is to elect our delegates to the Washington State Democratic Convention which will occur Saturday, June 26th, 2010 in Vancouver Washington. For more information see:http://www.wa40dems.net/
DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS
3/14: 1 to 5pm
Hazen High School
DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS
King County Democrats who reside in the 41st Legislative District are invited to attend the district caucus on March 14. The purpose of the caucus is to 1) participate in platform creation and 2) [if you are a precinct committee officer] to elect delegates to the county and state conventions. It will be held at Hazen High School, 1101 Hoquiam Ave NE, Renton, WA 98059, March 14, at 1- to 5PM. You can find your Legislative District number on your voter registration card. Contact Dorene Robinson at 425-246-1441, email: beyondfitRD@yahoo.com.
Democratic Caucus
3/14
Yelm High School
Democratic Caucus
All Pierce County Democrats who reside in the Second Legislative District are invited to attend the district caucus on March 14. the purpose of the caucus is to elect delegates to the county and state conventions. It will be held at Yelm High School, 1315 Yelm Ave. West, March 14, at 1:00 PM. Legislative district numbers can be found on your voter registration card. Contact Jackie Reid at 360-894-6407, email: jrreid@ywave.com
Clarifying Landlord/Tenant Issues
3/16
Highline ERAC, 15697 Ambaum Blvd SW, Burien, WA
The League of Women Voters of King County South is presenting a free public forum, "Clarifying Landlord/Tenant Issues" on March 16th, 2010. It will be at the Highline ERAC, 15697 Ambaum Blvd SW, Burien, WA (across from Azteca). The forum starts at 7pm and will be preceded by a dessert social at 6:45 pm. The panelists include a landlord specialist, tenant specialist, dispute resolution specialist and a lawyer dealing with all these issues. This is a great opportunity to get your questions and concerns answered on this timely topic. Call 206-243-7161 for more information.
Gilda's Club Event
3/18 7:00 PM
Gilda's Club Seattle
Mind-Body Medicine and Cancer Join us to learn about the integral role our thoughts and emotions can play in our physical health, and how the mind can affect the body. Dr. Brad Lichtenstein, from Bastyr University, will share information about the interaction between our neurological, endocrine, and immune systems and our health, how mind-body medicine can complement cancer care, the science behind this field, and specific techniques you can use to promote health and well-being. Light refreshments at 6:45. 7:00-8:30 PM, 1400 Broadway, Seattle. RSVP 206-709-1400 or http://www.gildasclubseattle.org
Rally/march/demonstration
3/19- 4 to 5:30PM
Tacoma Federal Courthouse
War costs! Who pays? And who profits? Mark the 7th Anniversary of the shocking awful bombing in Iraq 2003 by protesting our current foreign policy in Iraq, Afghanistan and Pakistan. Join the Rally at 4PM in front of Tacoma's Federal Courthouse, and March along Pacific Ave. to the I-5 overpass for a 5:30PM demonstration
The Vet Art Project
3/19 and 3/20
Friday, March 19th & Saturday, March 20th 7PM
Suggested Donation $10
Freehold Theatre 2222 2nd Ave (Between Bell and Blanchard) Seattle, WA 98117
The Vet Art Project creates opportunities for veterans to work in collaboration with artists from all disciplines to create new art about war for public performance and viewing.
This not-to-be-missed presentation and panel discussion is the culmination of workshops where local artists, military veterans, and their family members worked in partnership over a four month period to create visual and performance art that sheds light on the stories and experiences of members of our local veteran community and how war affects us all.
Hosted by Freehold Studio Lab Theatre and facilitated by Caroline Brown, the goals of the Vet Art Project are to create stronger voices among our veterans, offer a venue to hear the voices of our veteran and artists, and foster discussions as to how war affects us all. For More Information, Please Contact Caroline Brown at: 401.439.4055/caroline.e.brown@gmail.com
Candlelight Vigil to Commemorate the 7th Anniversary of the Invasion of Iraq
3/20 6-7 PM
All Four Corners of the South 320th Street and Pacific Hwy South Intersection in Federal Way
Candlelight Vigil to Commemorate the 7th Anniversary of the Invasion of Iraq
We will stand on all four corners of this busy intersection to commemorate the seventh anniversary of the invasion of Iraq and the beginning of this senseless and tragic war. 1,366,350 Iraqi Deaths. 4380 U.S. Military Fatalities. “There is no flag large enough to cover the shame of killing innocent people.†---Howard Zinn For more information, please visit FederalWayMatters.org
Fund Raiser for Homeward Pet
3/20 10:30 AM-12:00 PM
Home Court 18600 Woodinville-Snohomish Road NE Woodinville WA 98072
A special fund raiser for animal lovers who want to help the homeless pets find homes. Dogs gotta walk. Cats gotta dance. You gotta be fit to keep up. Join Sarah Love for an hour of Nia fun and fitness for Homeward Pet - a no-kill animal shelter that found homes for over 1300 animals last year alone. Homeward Pet has been finding homes for animals for 20 years. $15 minimum donation requested. All proceeds to benefit Homeward Pet. Your dog will say Woof! and your cat Meow! And think of all the homeless pets you'll help. Wear comfortable clothes to move in and bring a water bottle. To find out more on Nia, go to www.niaseattle.com. For Homeward Pet, www.homewardpet.org
Rally and March
3/21 - Sunday
Westlake Park (4th & Pine-Downtown Seattle)
Please join us for a rally and march on the 7th anniversary of the Iraq War & Occupation. This march is part of a nation-wide action calling for funding of basic human needs and an end to U.S. wars & occupations. The rally will take place at noon on Sunday, March 21st in downtown Seattle at Westlake Park (4th & Pine. Join with people across the nation & Stand up for peace & social justice. Volunteers are needed. Sponsored by: ANSWER, CodePink-Seattle, Iraq and Afghanistan Veterans Against the War, SNOW Coalition, Veterans for Peace- Chapter #92 , and World Can’t Wait. More information is available at (206)568-1661 or email answer@answerseattle.org
Staged Play Reading
3/21- Sunday - 2:00pm
Elliot Bay Books in Pioneer Sq
Co-presented with REACT THEATRE. Elliott Bay's Eleventh Annual Staged Play Reading Series continues with a full staging of the Pulitzer Prize-winning American drama 'Night, Mother. Non-traditionally cast as only ReAct would dare to in a way you've never seen it before. Don't miss this modern masterpiece, presented with a unique blend of theatrical staging and the spoken word. Suggested donation ($5) at the door. www.reacttheatre.org. Location: The Elliott Bay Book Company 101 S. Main St. Seattle
Lucky Dog Adoption Event hosted by Pawsitive Alliance
3/21 from Noon – 3:00 pm
Academy of Canine Behavior located at 4705 240th SE, Bothell, WA 98021
Come meet adoptable dogs and puppies from 9 shelters and rescues. It might be your lucky day to meet new best friend! All dogs and puppies are spayed/neutered, temperament tested and up to date on shots. Trainers, staff and volunteers will be on hand to help you find the right match for your family. More information at http://www.pawsitivealliance.org
Lecture/Discussion
3/21 4:00PM-5:30PM
Theosophical Society Library 717 Broadway E Seattle, WA, 98102
"Meditation: Science of the Soul," with Mark Ray Theosophy recognizes three essential paths to self awareness: service, study and meditation. In this presentation, we will learn and practice several different types of meditation. 206-323-4281 http://www.seattle-ts.orgquest@seattle-ts.org $5-10 donation suggested
Electric Vehicle Conversion Workshop
3/22 thru 3/27
Saturday, March 22, 2010, ending March 27, 2010, Monday through Saturday,8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Location: Automotive Building, South Seattle Community CollegeElectric Vehicle Conversion Workshop
This workshop guides you through the complete process of converting a vehicle from a gasoline engine to electric power. Learn the principles behind good component layout, battery rack and box design and construction, and wiring, with hands-on experience installing the components. You will also learn how to apply these principles to different types of vehicles, about the differences between AC and DC drive systems, and about different types of batteries. Class is hands-on and size will be limited. No refunds after March 1.
Electric Vehicle classes fill quickly and interested students are encouraged to sign up early.
Register online at www.LearnAtSouth.org, or call (260) 764-5339 for more information
Instructor: Ed Stegall Saturday, March 22, 2010, ending March 27, 2010, Monday through Saturday,8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Location: Automotive Building, South Seattle Community College Class Fee: $899.00
The Madrona Childrens Theatre
3/25-28
Mountlake Terrace High School, 21801 44th Avenue West, Lynnwood, WA
The Madrona Childrens Theatre (MCT), in cooperation with Madrona K-8 school in the Edmonds School District, is producing its 17th musical Oliver! The cast is comprised of 78 Madrona students in two casts (Charles cast and Dickens cast). As in seasons past, MCT productions are performed by Intermediate (4th 6th grade), Middle (7th 8th grade), and DHH students, with all who audition getting to participate in the production. Each year the production offers something unique, such as using a shadow casting technique with disabled actors. This year, Oliver! features six DHH students (more than ever before), and there are a whopping four sets of identical twins participating in the production, two in each cast. Nearly 1300 students have participated in MCT over the years, with some even going on to success in regional theatre groups, television and film, including Brett Davern, who has appeared several times this season on CBS' s "Cold Case." Another MCT alum Kevin Hamedani has directed a film airing in February 2010 in major theaters called "Zombies of Mass Destruction". Oliver! is based on Charles Dickens' touching tale of an orphan boy who runs away from an orphanage and tries to pick a pocket or two, but gets caught. The show spawned several musical standards including "Food, Glorious Food", "Consider Yourself", "As Long as He Needs Me", "You've Got to Pick a Pocket or Two", "Oom-Pah-Pah" and "Where is Love?" and the 1968 film version won six Academy Awards. DATES: Thursday, March 25 at 7:00pm (ASL Interpreted – Charles cast) Friday, March 26 at 7:00pm (Dickens cast) Saturday, March 27 at 2:00pm (ASL Interpreted) and 7:00pm (Charles cast) Sunday, March 28, 2008 at 12:30pm and 5:00pm (Dickens cast) TICKETS: Are available starting Feb. 9 for $10 adults, $5 students by calling Deborah Hargrave at 425-774-8639
Free Public Movie Screening of The Yes Men Fix The World
4/11 3:30PM-5:30 PM
Federal Way 320th Library848 South 320th Street in Federal Way 98003
Free Public Movie Screening of "The Yes Men Fix The World" - is a screwball true story about two gonzo political activists who, posing as top executives of giant corporations, lie their way into big business conferences and pull off the world's most outrageous pranks. Who knew fixing the world could be so much fun? For more information, please visit FederalWayMatters.org
Lecture - The Mountaineers Foundation
3/27
Theatre 47, Magnuson Park
The Mountaineers Foundation invites the public to attend a presentation by ecological economist Dave Batker... Batker will share a humorous, edgy, factual, timely and highly-visual film about the American economy today, challenging the ways we measure economic success-especially the Gross Domestic Product-and offering an answer to the question: What's the Economy For, Anyway? Using Gifford Pinchot's idea that the economy's purpose is the greatest good for the greatest number over the longest run, Batker compares the performance of the U.S. economy with that of other industrial countries in terms of providing a high quality of life, fairness and ecological sustainability, concluding that when you do the numbers, we come out near the bottom in nearly every category. In addition to this 40-minute film, produced by John de Graaf, award-winning Seattle film maker with such titles to his credit as 'Affluenza,' "Silent Killer," and 'Buyer Be Fair', attendees will also be able to visit a showcase of some of the many organizations that have been helped by grants from the Foundation, made possible by generous donors. Tickets for this event may be purchase at http://www.BrownPaperTickets.com/event/101853 or by calling Brown Paper Tickets at 1-800-838-3006.
Shoreline City Hall Solar Installation
3/31, 4-6 pm
Shoreline City Hall
Ribbon Cutting Ceremony Shoreline City Hall Solar Installation
City Hall solar installation -- largest in Shoreline -- comes on line The City of Shoreline and non-profit Shoreline Solar Project are pleased to announce a ribbon-cutting ceremony March 31 to celebrate the new 20.2 kW solar electric system on Shoreline City Hall's parking garage. The Shoreline Solar Project has been promoting solar installations in the City of Shoreline for the past six years. Shoreline based Northwest Mechanical, Inc., installed the Made-in-Washington solar modules from Arlington based Silicon Energy. The solar array generates electric power while also providing shade for an entire row of cars on the upper parking level. Seattle City Light provided assistance for solar modules and system display and monitoring services in conjunction with the Bonneville Education Foundation. The community is invited to the celebration that will include a tour highlighting Shoreline City Hall's extensive energy saving "green" features and the ribbon-cutting ceremony for the largest solar photovoltaic (PV) system in the City. Participants will include officials and representatives from the City of Shoreline, Northwest Mechanical, Seattle City Light, Bonneville Environmental Foundation, Silicon Energy, Rainier Industries, OPUS (the contractor that built City Hall), Shoreline Solar Project and, most importantly, the public. After the ribbon cutting, Shoreline Solar Project's co-founder Larry Owens is presenting a free "Solar 101" seminar covering solar electric and solar hot water systems including those installed on the City Hall property. Wednesday, March 314:00 to 6:00p.m. Council Chambers, Shoreline City Hall, 17500 Midvale Avenue N 4:00 p.m. Solar Electric System Ribbon-Cutting Ceremony 4:30 p.m. Tour of Shoreline City Hall's green features 5:00 p.m. Solar 101 seminar Light refreshments will be served.
Cancer Prevention and Survival Cooking Course (four classes)
3/26 to 4/16 (Fridays), 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.
Cancer Lifeline at PCC in Redmond, 11435 Avondale Road, N.E., Redmond
SPONSOR: The Cancer Project COST: FREE REGISTRATION: http://support.cancerproject.org/Cooking_Redmond_032610
For more information about Cancer Prevention and Survival Cooking Classes, visit www.CancerProject.org or call 202-244-5038. The Cancer Project is a collaborative effort of physicians, researchers, and nutritionists who have joined together to educate the public about the benefits of a healthy diet for cancer prevention and survival. Based in Washington, D.C., The Cancer Project is an affiliate of the Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine.
Panel Discussion - Making Democracy Work!
4/1 7:30 PM
Town Hall Seattle
Panel Discussion
Making Democracy Work! Join Nancy Amidei, Jerry Large, Paul Loeb and sponsor Seattle League of Women Voters to look at the challenges facing our democracy and what we can do about them. www.seattlelwv.org for details.
Documentary Screening
4/2 Friday 6:30pm
Tahoma Unitarian Universalist Congregation 1115 South 56th Street - Tacoma
See a free special preview of the documentary "Canoe Way: The Sacred Journey". Meet the filmmakers, and join the discussion at the First Friday Film Forum. Indigenous tribes and First Nations from Oregon, Washington, Canada and Alaska follow their ancestral pathways through the waters of Puget Sound and the Northwest Coast. Families and youth reconnect with the past and each other. Ancient songs, dances, regalia, ceremonies, and language were almost lost and are coming back. Visit CanoeWay.com for more information.
Historical home tour
4/3 from 11 to 4 pm
Skagit County Historical Museum
Skagit County Historical Museum presents the 1st annual Historic Home featuring seven vintage homes in the La Conner area.Tickets $15. Includes refreshments, historic information about each home, and free admission to the Museum. Tickets available at the Museum-501 S. 4th St. La Conner OR by phone at 360.466.3365 OR on-line at www.skagitcounty.net/museum
Author lecture and benefit for criminal justice reform
4/4 - Wednesday, April 14, 6:30 - 9 PM
Rainier Valley Cultural Center 5117 Rainier Avenue South, Seattle
Michelle Alexander keynotes in an organizing benefit supporting reform of Washington's 3-Strikes law. In The New Jim Crow: Mass Incarceration in the Age of Colorblindness (The New Press, Feb. 2010), Professor Alexander traces the rebirth of the racial caste system in the US through mass incarceration. She calls for a multi-racial grassroots movement for cultural change as the only way to end mass incarceration - and finally, Jim Crow. The evening begins with short presentations by champions of recent historic developments in Washington state that hold promise to reduce racial disparity in our criminal justice system. It concludes with an organizing session. Presented by Justice Works! ACLU of Washington, Black Prisoners Caucus, Concerned Lifers Organization, Hotel Max Seattle, SEEDArts, a Program of SEED, University Behind Bars, Washington Defender Association, Western Washington Fellowship of Reconciliation Contact: justice_works@yahoo.com
Autism Awareness Event
4/8 12:30-2pm
UW Tacoma - Tacoma, WA
Autism Awareness Event featuring live music from CHESTER GREGORY
April is Autism Awareness Month and UW Tacoma will be hosting a FREE event to raise awareness and understanding of autism and its effects. This event will feature special guest - award winning singer/songwriter/Broadway Star - CHESTER GREGORY! Gregory is currently starring in the Broadway revival of DREAMGIRLS playing at the Seattle Paramount April 6-11. For more info on Gregory visit www.chestergregory.com For more information on the Autism Awareness Event call UW Tacoma at 253.692.4734
Plant Sale & Learning Fair
5/1, 2010 8am-5pm / 5/2, 2010 10am-3pm
Center for Urban Horticulture 3501 NE 41st St. Seattle, WA 98195
Plant Sale & Learning Fair
Shop for edibles and ornamentals including thousands of tomato plants, veggie starts and herbs plus perennials, shrubs, trees and vines from Master Gardeners and local specialty growers. Demonstrations offer quick, practical tips for selecting and growing your best garden yet. Personal shoppers and advice from 100 Master Gardeners make the Master Gardner Sale one-of-a-kind! For more information visit www.kingcountymg.org
Bamboo Festival & Plant Sale
5/1 - Saturday, May 1, 9am-4pm
Visitors' Center, Washington Park Arboretum
Bamboo Festival & Plant Sale
The Pacific Northwest Chapter of the American Bamboo Society will hold its annual sale of rare clumping bamboos and tall bamboos suitable for privacy screens. Bamboo crafts people will demonstrate working with bamboo. The featured talk is "Bamboo 101 - how to live with and manage bamboos"
Pancreatic Cancer Action Network
5/1
Seattle Sheraton
Join the Puget Sound Affiliate of the Pancreatic Cancer Action Network for the 4th annual Celebration of Hope. There will be dinner, dancing, and a live and silent auction to raise money for pancreatic cancer research. Go to www.pancan.org/seattlegala for details.
47th LD Democrats' Annual Spring Dinner
5/8 Saturday 6:00 pm - 9:00 pm
Kent Senior Center, 600 East Smith Street, Kent, WA
47th LD Democrats' Annual Spring Dinner
"Ten Grands Concert"
5/21 7 p.m.
Benaroya Hall
"Ten Grands Concert"
Ten grand pianos, ten amazing pianists on stage for one night only. Program features jazz, clasical, pop, boogie woogie, blues & more, with all proceeds benefiting The Snowman Foundation, a nonprofit organization that funds music education and activities for children in Washington and Oregon. www.tengrands.com. Tickets are priced $42 to $120 and may be purchased online at www.benaroyahall.org
"Golf Fore Red" tournament for women
7/24 8 a.m.
Golf Club at Redmond Ridge, Redmond WA
"Golf Fore Red" tournament for women
Third annual "Golf Fore Red" tournament for women of all abilities is a fun-filled day to raise awareness of heart disease (the No. 1 killer of women) and to raise funds for The American Heart Association. Entry fee of $125 includes continental brakfast, range balls, green fees, carts, lunch, program and prizes. Register online at: https://tournaments.okigolf.com/EventInfo.aspx?E=749249; for more info send e-mail to: GolfForeRed@yahoo.com (alternatively: call Mary Robinson, event chair, 425.462-3887)
On-going Events
The Search for Sasquatch
now to 7/23
Washington State History Museum 1911 Pacific Avenue in downtown Tacoma, just off 1-5.
Explore the Sasquatch mystery in Giants in the Mountains: The Search for Sasquatch, on view January 23 through June 27 at the Washington State History Museum.The exhibit examines how scientists attempt to explain and investigate the Sasquatch phenomenon. It also looks at hoaxes and popular cultural interpretations of this unidentified being. A look at tribal legends and masks provide yet another insight into this elusive creature. This exploration of Sasquatch stories looks at the Pacific Northwest environment, which provides a rich setting for the folklore surrounding these unexplained creatures.Physical evidence collected by anthropologist and famed Bigfoot researcher, Dr. Grover Krantz, and Discovery Channel expert and professor Dr. Jeffrey Meldrum of Idaho State University, will be on display.
Lung Cancer Support Group
First and Third Thursdays of every month from 4 to 5:30PM
Swedish Hospital-First HIll
Come and meet those living and thriving with lung cancer. Significant others welcome. Please note this group is already on community matters but we feel we need to change the wording. We want to make it more for people LIVING not surviving with lung cancer. Please feel free to word it ANY way you want. Thank you cecilia izzo 206 729 5680
Open Mic
First Fridays of each month
Revolution Books
Open Mic - First Fridays of each month 7pm Revolution Books 89 S Washington St, Seattle, WA 98104 In Pioneer Square off 1st Ave Bring your poetry, hip hop, music.....Reverberate to liberate! Be a part of conceptualizing this new monthly event, making it an open mic like no other. Contribute to a culture of radical and revolutionary ferment, critical thinking, and resistance! Host: Stacy Barnes To sign up: Come at 7pm or email rbsea@yahoo.com
Cell phone recycling and donations
Ongoing event at various locations
Cell phone recycling - Domestic Violence Services of Snohomish County is collecting cell phones. Cell phones (even without service can call 911) are given to victims of domestic violence in need. If phones are older or not in working condition they are sent to a cell phone recycler and the funds are put directly into programs and services offered by Domestic Violence Services of Snohomish County. http://www.snococbw.org
Peace Vigil / War Protest
Wednesdays 4:30 to 5:30
Port Orchard Town Hall
Come protest the American occupation of Iraq and escalation of the war in Afghanistan in front of Town Hall on Bay Street in Port Orchard every Wednesday 4:30to 5:30 until every soldier comes home.
Ongoing - Green Party of Seattle monthly meeting for all
Every Third Tuesday, 7-9pm
Cascade People's Center, 309 Pontius Ave N in S Lake Union
Join us to discuss current events and issues progressives care about, with the oldest Green Party in the state! Like the Referendum 1 Voluntary Bag Fee (vote NO in August); Prop. 100 on not building new jails (please sign a petition to get this on the ballot); Instant Runoff, or Ranked Choice, Voting. info@SeattleGreens.org or 206.524.3377
Ongoing Peace Protest
Sundays - noon
Federal Way
Stand for Peace Every Sunday Noon to 1:00 PM Intersection of South 320th Street and Pacific Hwy South in Federal Way The change that we all hoped for has yet to come. We are out there reminding others and ourselves that casualties, both civilian and military, continue to mount in both Iraq and Afghanistan. Occasionally, other matters of peace and justice make an appearance on our signs (e.g. Universal Healthcare). Please join us whenever you can, we'll be out there every Sunday. For more information, please visit FederalWayMatters.org
